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About Giving Tuesday 

Giving Tuesday Canada is part of a global movement that encourages Canadians to give back to their communities on the Tuesday following Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It’s a day to counter commercialism with generosity through actions like donating money or items to charities, volunteering time, or performing random acts of kindness. The day unites individuals, charities, and businesses to celebrate and promote the spirit of giving back

 

This Giving Tuesday Canada, support SelfAdvocateNet.com! Your donation will helps self-advocates in British Columbia and beyond build websites, share their voices, and connect with peers.

Give via e-transfer at etransfer@homesociety.ca or mail to 33140 Mill Lake Rd, Abbotsford, BC V2S 2A5.

 

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